
Yes! We are open!
The Lane Bookshop is a place of calm in a turbulent world. Please feel free to come into the shop to browse and purchase books: Mon - Fri 9am - 5:30pm; Thursday until 9pm; Sat 9am to 5:00pm; and Sunday 10am to 2pm.

We're Here to Help
Out knowledgeable and friendly team are happy to help with your selection either in-store or over the phone. Visit us, or phone 08 9384 4423

Home Delivery Available
In addition to our standard Australia Post shipping, we're pleased to offer customers in local suburbs a home delivery service at no charge.


A quiet indulgence. A celebration of stories and ideas. Bibliotherapy at its finest.
Lane Bookshop Book Spa
Learn more ....
Latest Reviews
-
IN-STORE ONLY
King of Dirt
Vendor:Holden SheppardRegular price $34.99 AUDRegular priceUnit price / perIN-STORE ONLY -
IN-STORE ONLY
Is A River Alive?
Vendor:Robert MacfarlaneRegular price $55.00 AUDRegular priceUnit price / perIN-STORE ONLY
Subscribe to our emails
Keep up to date with our latest reviews, events, and more. Sign up to to receive our weekly newsletter and priority access to events!
The Latest Events

Lane Events
Chloe Elisabeth Wilson Introduces Rytual.
You're Invited...👄
📍 The Lane Bookshop
📅 Wednesday, 18 June
🕠 Doors open at 5:30pm | Event starts at 6:00pm
"Outrageously funny, superbly plotted and deeply psychotic. I gorged myself on it." Virginia Gay

Lane Events
Susan Midalia's Bookclub
🗓️ Thursday, 26th June
🕒 Doors open 5:30pm for a 6pm start
📍 The Lane Bookshop
🎫 Tickets: $5pp (Only 15 Available!)
The book being discussed is The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald - 'A classic, perhaps the supreme American novel' (John Carey, Sunday Times)
**Wine and Nibbles will be available**

Lane Events
David Whish-Wilson discusses his most recent book, Cutler, with CEO of Writing WA, Will Yeoman
🗓️Date: Thursday 3rd July
🕒Time: 6:00pm to 8:00pm 📍Location: The Heritage Collective, Cottesloe
🎫Tickets: $48pp
*Ticket prices include wine and nibbles*
'Sharp and insightful, Cutler is a highly charged, slow-burn thriller, and an unflinching portrayal of the perilous state of our oceans and the dark side of the fishing industry. A prescient, urgent story for our times.' - Sarah Foster